Ajmer: Water Meter Stolen from Dhoala Bhata Home, Caught on CCTV

A water meter was stolen from a Dhoala Bhata home in Ajmer late at night, captured on CCTV. Residents demand increased police patrolling and action.

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    Ajmer: Water Meter Stolen from Dhoala Bhata Home, Caught on CCTV

    Ajmer is grappling with a noticeable rise in theft incidents across the city. The latest case comes from the Dhoala Bhata area, falling under the Alwar Gate police station jurisdiction, where a water meter was brazenly stolen from outside a house late at night.

    The incident, captured clearly on CCTV, shows a young individual making off with the meter. Authorities are now reviewing the footage as residents express growing concern over the escalating crime rate.

    Late Night Heist in Rajendra Colony

    The theft occurred around 2:17 AM at the residence of Bharat Solanki, located in Rajendra Colony, Dhoala Bhata (specifically, the lane behind the Old St. Joseph School). Footage reveals a young boy approaching the house stealthily, taking advantage of the deserted street in the dead of night.

    In a matter of minutes, the individual managed to unfasten the water meter from outside Solanki's home before quickly fleeing the scene. The precision and speed of the act suggest a degree of familiarity with such operations.

    Residents Demand Increased Night Patrolling

    The theft came to light the following morning when Solanki's family discovered the missing meter and observed water gushing out. The incident has left local residents shaken and frustrated.

    Many in the area report a significant increase in the presence of anti-social elements during nighttime hours. They believe these petty thefts, often targeting items that can be sold for a few quick rupees, are linked to drug use or minor addictions.

    Community members have collectively urged the Alwar Gate Police Station to step up night patrolling in the Dhoala Bhata area. They are calling for swift and decisive action against the unknown thief to curb the growing wave of such crimes.

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